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"These two bodies whirl around each other rapidly, causing the gravitational forces that they exert on the small nearby moons to change constantly. Being subject to such varying gravitational forces makes the rotation of Pluto's moons very unpredictable. The chaos in their rotation is further intensified by the fact that these moons are not neat and round, but are actually shaped like rugby balls," explained Dr. Douglas Hamilton in the June 3, 2015 HST Press Release. Dr. Hamilton is of the University of Maryland in College Park, and co-author of the study.

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However, the fact of the matter is that moon will always remain the best option for mankind. The reason for this stems from the fact that the moon can always act as a stepping stone to the rest of the solar system and beyond. This is only natural, as the moon is in a very close proximity to Earth. Only by taking a 3 day trip, it is possible to reach the Moon with standard chemical propulsion techniques. However, in retrospect, going to Mars would require almost 100 times the amount of trip time of moon, since Mars is about 1000 times further then the moon. The amount of life support that is required for a mission that will take 2 years or more is definitely very costly and more importantly, the technological capability is not there. Thus, with our present global financial and technical capability, the moon is the only realistic option.

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Moons are natural satellites that orbit another body that, in turn, circles its parent-star. A moon is held in place by both its own gravity and the gravitational grip of its host planet. Some planets have moons; some do not. Several asteroids in our Solar System also are orbited by very small moons--and some dwarf planets, such as Pluto, also have moons. One of Pluto's five moons, Charon, is almost 50% the size of Pluto. For this reason, the two frozen worlds inhabiting our Solar System's remote twilight zone, are sometimes classified as a double-planet.

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Our Moon is Earth's only permanent natural satellite. It is also the largest moon in our Solar System relative to the size of its host planet. Second only to Jupiter's volcanic Galilean moon, Io, our Moon is the densiest natural satellite among those whose densities have been determined.

"Our model explains the diversity of these ice-rich moons and the evidence for their very active geology and dynamics. It also explains a puzzling fact about Titan, in that a giant impact would give it a high orbital eccentricity," Asphaug continued to explain to the press on October 18, 2012.

Full Moon Experienced Through Outer Senses. Now we need to become skilled in how to welcome and embrace the Moon Goddess's moonbeams. Whereas before, what was thought to be the most important, was just the Full Moon as that's what we could see with our outer senses.